FBI

The FBI (Federal Bureau of Intelligence) is a prominent Government Agency of the United States.

Purpose
The FBI's mission is to investigate crime, combat terrorism, and perform intelligence gathering operations within the United States. Notable members in history include Ambrose Bul, Zeliq Austerlitz, and former Resistance Movement  leader Pavel Anatolievich, prior to his defection.

Controversy
Many pro-resistance organizations have alleged that the FBI is not 'counterterrorism' but instead 'counter-revolutionary' and is heavily controlled by the interests of corporations, citing Zeliq Austerlitz's involvement with the agency. Some have alleged that the FBI works closely with the supposed anti-revolutionary group called Majestic 12.

History
Main Article: Timeline.
 * July 26, 1908: Founded
 * March 2026: New regional headquarters established in Minneapolis.
 * October 9, 2029: Zeliq Austerlitz